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The total mobile service revenue in Australia is poised to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.5% from $8.7 billion in 2023 to $10.8...

Despite a slow start in the MENA region, 5G is projected to account for half of all mobile subscribers by 2030, by which time it also be a significant driver of GDP for the region, says a new GSMA Intelligence report.

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Global 5G subscriptions are forecast to increase more than 330 percent over the next six years to reach at 5.3 billion, with 85 percent of the global population to have 5G coverage access, according to Ericsson Mobility Report.

Nokia 5G: By 2030, approximately 92% of total mobile subscriptions are expected to be on 4G or 5G technology, Nokia said in its ‘Global Network Traffic 2030 report’ report released Tuesday.

Ericsson has been one of the names often associated with telecom network connectivity around the globe. With their instrumental role in the deployment of 4G and now 5G technology across the globe, Ericsson has been the driving force behind seamless connectivity that often goes unnoticed by the end user

Ericsson said in its latest update of the Mobility Report released Tuesday that around 260 telecom operators have launched commercial 5G services while around 35 telcos have deployed or launched their 5G standalone (SA) networks.

Ericsson projects 5G mobile subscriptions will reach 1.5 billion globally by year-end, even with geopolitical and macro-economic challenges.

According to the report, a 10 per cent increase in mobile adoption increases GDP by 1 per cent and that rises to approximately 15 per cent when connections are upgraded from one mobile network to another.